Real Estate Litigation Attorneys

Morgan & Morgan’s real estate attorneys represent purchasers,
sellers, brokers, developers, landowners, tenants, and condominium
associations. If you are involved in a dispute involving real estate,
our attorneys can review the facts of your situation and explain the
legal options that may be available to you.

Our real estate litigation
team has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of their clients and
work on a contingency-fee basis. This means our clients are not
charged by the hour and we only receive a fee if we successfully resolve your case.

Our attorneys have obtained significant recoveries in cases involving
design and planning negligence, breaches of commercial leases, purchase
and sale agreements, landlord-tenant disputes, and construction claims.
If you have a real estate matter that you would like to discuss,
contact us today to find out how we can help.

Common Types of Real Estate Cases

Breach of a Real Estate Purchase or Sale Agreement: If
a real estate seller who has signed a contract for the sale of real
property breaches the contract and refuses to transfer title, our
attorneys can pursue a number of legal remedies for the aggrieved buyer.
These include monetary damages and specific performance. Specific
performance is an order issued by a judge requiring a party to perform
under the terms of a breached contract.

Our attorneys also represent sellers of real estate in disputes with
buyers who have not honored their obligations under a contract for the
sale of real property. When a buyer breaches a real estate contract, our
attorneys can help the seller obtain damages stemming from the breach,
including compensation for any expenses associated with the property
while the resale is pending.

Failure to Disclose Latent Defects in Real Estate Transactions: Our real estate litigation team also represents clients in
cases where a seller of real estate has failed disclose a latent
(hidden) defect to the buyer. Under real estate law, sellers have a duty
to disclose any known defects to the buyer of the property. If you
purchased a residential or commercial structure and the seller failed to
inform you of any defects in the property, our attorneys may be able to
file a lawsuit against the seller seeking compensation for the financial
harm you suffered. In addition, our attorneys may be able to file a
lawsuit against the real estate broker who sold you the property.

Wrongful Conduct by a Real Estate Agent or Broker: Real estate
agents have a fiduciary duty to act in the best interest of their
clients. If this duty is violated, our attorneys may be able to file a
breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit against the broker.

We also represent clients in cases involving real estate agent fraud. To
have a valid claim for fraud, your attorney must prove that the broker
committed an intentional act to harm or defraud his or her client.

Other Cases: Our real estate litigation team also represents clients
in lawsuits involving:

Breach of commercial leases

Breach of development agreements

Partnership and limited liability company (LLC) disputes

Misrepresentations in connection with the purchase or sale of real
estate

Disputes involving easements or adverse possession, including quiet
title actions

Water rights

Negligent design, planning or construction

Construction contract, warranty or defect litigation

Environmental and compliance issues, including cases involving indoor
air quality

Insurance disputes

Physical damage to real estate

Inverse condemnation against a governmental entity for taking real
property

Cell phone tower litigation

Tenant default

Because we handle real estate claims on a contingency-fee basis, our
clients are not burdened by any upfront fees, and we only receive only a
fee if we are successful in recovering an award or settlement in your
case. To get in touch with our attorneys about your real estate dispute,
complete our contact form or call us at
877-667-4265.